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now. people are still digesting this information. i cannot overstate just how influential he still is he still was inside japanese politics even after he stepped down. he had the ear of all the major political leaders. he had lots of influence over the ruling liberal democratic party and sources tell me that even more recently he was encouraging the current prime minister to continue this more hawkish stance and more security stance especially when it came to china. harry enten sent along these statistics. per 100,000 people in the population there are .02 gun deaths in japan, in the united states that number is 4.12 so you get a sense of just the staggering difference there. david, i think, as you recognized as this all broke, that is what makes this all the more unfathomable this morning. that s right. when i was living in japan and covering it, the few times that i ever covered anything
let s look at how bad canada s gun violence problem is, the country s rate of gun homicides per 100,000 is 0.5. that s less than a fifth of that in the us, at 4.12 but is still five times the level of australia, at 0.18 the canadian buyback plan is modelled on other efforts in the wake of national tragedies. the uk banned the private ownership of most handguns a year after the murder of 16 children in dunblane. it was the deadliest mass shooting in british history. australia banned nearly all semi automatic rifles after a gunman murdered 35 people at port arthur, in 1996. a buy back scheme was launched, and the government collected more than 600,000 weapons. and new zealand banned semi automatic weapons following the 2019 attacks on two mosques in christchurch that killed 51 people. their buy back programme removed 56,000 guns from circulation, but critics say that s only a third
the average price per gallon of gas and just a year ago at $3.04 a gallon means this memorial day some people are avoiding traveling altogether, others are getting creative to ease the financial burden. wouldn t want to sit in a car for 8 hours. i am staying open. with gas prices being high and with the pandemic, so much going on, staying close to home. reporter: hopefully the people they don t want to sit in the car with freight hours weren t listen to that. in california where the last man was from, the highest gas prices in the country, $6.11 per gallon. arkansas is the cheapest at $4.12 a gallon. there s not a single state in the country avoiding this. this month marks the first time every state in the country is averaging over $4 a gallon. experts say that is not
going to spend more to get there in gas than to enjoy your visit. unfortunately we have to pay for it, but we want to visit our family and this is the cost that s involved. yeah, this month marks the first time that every state in the country has an average of over $4 a gallon and today, arkansas at 4.12 a gallon and california is all the way up at 6:11 and if you re waiting for things to get better soon. experts say don t hold your breath. i don t forsee oil prices really dropping all that dramatically and in the global price of oil accounts for about 60% of what you pay at the pump. and if more people are hitting the roads and you have this increased demand at gas stations, you could see the prices stay high throughout all of summer and into the fall. not what you want to hear, griff. according to triple-a up to 39 million people travelling, 35